Dead or Alive's 'You Spin Me' plays for an intro
Nell: Hello and gooood afternoon, kids. Welcome to the very first Turn Around Sound! Thanks for taking the inaugural voyage on Ship Awesome with me, your hostess, Nell. This is when all my listeners get a chance to take over the airwaves and tell me exactly what you want me to play. But not because you're entitled, because I let you. And you have to play by my rules, which essentially are, you gotta come prepared with the reasons why you pick the tracks you do. Otherwise what will we have to talk about? Your feelings? I have with me today Corlanthis Wystansayr, who has agreed to be the first, and therefore coolest, listener thus far. So he's kind of like my first mate. Welcome to the show, Cor.
Cor: Hello everyone! It's great to be here and I'd just like to thank you, Nell, for inviting me onto your show. I think that probably qualfies as talking about my feelings, but since we haven't started any music yet I figure I'm probably in the clear.
Nell: You can talk about your feelings a little bit. But only because you're my first mate. Thank you for subjecting yourself to me. Did I mention to everyone that I get to molest you at least once if you come on the show? But that's part of the fun of the whole thing. Cor, tell us about where you're from.
Cor: I didn't actually see that when I signed up, but as your First Mate, I willingly put myself in the line of fire for your cause. We didn't really have a name for it. I come from a world that doesn't travel through space,you understand. So we didn't think about things like planets and the name of our world. I didn't learn about things of that nature until coming to Rhy'din.
Nell: My mind was just blown, and I didn't have much of one to begin with. SO! Let's get down to brass tacks. You have music on your weirdy non-space-travelly homeland, yes?
Cor: Music? Oh, yes. Not so diverse as you find here, but we do have a very thriving musical industry. I often wish I there was a stable way through the Nexus so that I could return home occasionally. I miss the music quite a bit.
Nell: That's like? legitimately sad. I have tears in my eyes. Well, luckily, through the intervention of the music gods, we have a few songs from Cor's homeland to regale you all with. Cor, can you tell us the first song and why you chose it?
Cor: It's not that sad. The first song is the Royal Anthem of my homeland. Our music styles lean more towards instrumental pieces rather than singing. And this piece really shows off the variety of different instruments we use in our music.
Nell: Alright, bomb. Listen up, all, to Cor's Anthem, which is what I've renamed it for now.
The song would start off with a heavy compliment of brass instruments and drums before the strings and woodwinds flowed in
Nell: That was beautiful, straight up. I think there might be some instruments in there that I've never heard before.
Cor: It's very possible! We use the talents of my people to enhance our music in different ways. For example, we capture bird song in specially enchanted stones and use that to influence and accent our music.
Nell: Bird song in stones... and I thought I'd heard of everything. Well, kids! You heard it here first- the national anthem with bird-song-in-stones enhancements! And here you thought you wouldn't hear anything new. Alright, Cor, tell us about your next song.
Cor: Certainly! But first, I need to tell you that I totally made that birdsong thing up. I was just curious if you'd believe it or not. The next song is a passage from one of the plays of my homeland. About an evil wizard menacing a country, and a princess gathering a group of soldiers to go and fight him.
Nell: Well now I'm upset you lied about bird song. Sweet, an epic journey. Let's listen in.
The next song would feature heavy use of woodwinds and pianos. Much more lowkey than the boistrousness of the anthem.
Nell: So, Cor, when you were little did you imagine being one of the soldiers, the wizard or the princess?
Cor: Uh. . . Oh, uh. Well. None of the above really. I've never really thought about it. All little kids want to be the dashing here right? The one that swoops in and saves the day and runs off with the princess?
Nell: I'd want to be the evil wizard, because that meant I could just do whatever I wanted. Break things, annihilate people- you know, all that stuff that kids want to do but their parents won't let them. Watch your kids, listeners. They're plotting. And whatcha got going on for your last pick?
Nell: Sure that always sounds like fun, but things never seem to end very well for the evil wizard, do they? The last selection is one my people played during celebrations or when simply having a good time!
The final tune was a fast-paced melody full of stringed instruments and drums. With a much faster beat than the previous two.
Nell: Alright, I could definitely get down and groove to that. Or at least flail around and pretend I looked amazing. Do you ever just put this on here and go wild?
Cor: Not so much, no. I don't really have a lot to do with where I'm from. Honestly, I've come to Rhy'din to get away from a lot of that. Not that it hasn't been fun to listen to those songs again.
Nell: And that's what it's all about, now isn't it? Well, hell, I am glad you are here, and I'm sure the rest of Rhy'Din is, too. Especially because you bring such sweet, sweet tunes. Cor, thanks so much for joining me today to share your music picks. I hope you enjoyed your time taking over the airwaves.
Cor: Oh, I surely did. It's been a pleasure, Nell! Thank you for having me on, and thank you for letting me share a little bit of where I'm from with your listeners!
Nell: Well, that's our show for today. For his participation today, Cor will be receiving two tickets to any upcoming concert and a KLIT-AM 900 prize pack, which may or may not include a signed picture of Seirichi's rack. Remember that anyone can come join me here at the station. If you're interested, send an email to nell@klit900.com with your music picks and if I'm not bored to tears I may invite you on. And remember to add the '900', because klit.com is somehow already taken. Keep it dirty, kids.
Nell: Hello and gooood afternoon, kids. Welcome to the very first Turn Around Sound! Thanks for taking the inaugural voyage on Ship Awesome with me, your hostess, Nell. This is when all my listeners get a chance to take over the airwaves and tell me exactly what you want me to play. But not because you're entitled, because I let you. And you have to play by my rules, which essentially are, you gotta come prepared with the reasons why you pick the tracks you do. Otherwise what will we have to talk about? Your feelings? I have with me today Corlanthis Wystansayr, who has agreed to be the first, and therefore coolest, listener thus far. So he's kind of like my first mate. Welcome to the show, Cor.
Cor: Hello everyone! It's great to be here and I'd just like to thank you, Nell, for inviting me onto your show. I think that probably qualfies as talking about my feelings, but since we haven't started any music yet I figure I'm probably in the clear.
Nell: You can talk about your feelings a little bit. But only because you're my first mate. Thank you for subjecting yourself to me. Did I mention to everyone that I get to molest you at least once if you come on the show? But that's part of the fun of the whole thing. Cor, tell us about where you're from.
Cor: I didn't actually see that when I signed up, but as your First Mate, I willingly put myself in the line of fire for your cause. We didn't really have a name for it. I come from a world that doesn't travel through space,you understand. So we didn't think about things like planets and the name of our world. I didn't learn about things of that nature until coming to Rhy'din.
Nell: My mind was just blown, and I didn't have much of one to begin with. SO! Let's get down to brass tacks. You have music on your weirdy non-space-travelly homeland, yes?
Cor: Music? Oh, yes. Not so diverse as you find here, but we do have a very thriving musical industry. I often wish I there was a stable way through the Nexus so that I could return home occasionally. I miss the music quite a bit.
Nell: That's like? legitimately sad. I have tears in my eyes. Well, luckily, through the intervention of the music gods, we have a few songs from Cor's homeland to regale you all with. Cor, can you tell us the first song and why you chose it?
Cor: It's not that sad. The first song is the Royal Anthem of my homeland. Our music styles lean more towards instrumental pieces rather than singing. And this piece really shows off the variety of different instruments we use in our music.
Nell: Alright, bomb. Listen up, all, to Cor's Anthem, which is what I've renamed it for now.
The song would start off with a heavy compliment of brass instruments and drums before the strings and woodwinds flowed in
Nell: That was beautiful, straight up. I think there might be some instruments in there that I've never heard before.
Cor: It's very possible! We use the talents of my people to enhance our music in different ways. For example, we capture bird song in specially enchanted stones and use that to influence and accent our music.
Nell: Bird song in stones... and I thought I'd heard of everything. Well, kids! You heard it here first- the national anthem with bird-song-in-stones enhancements! And here you thought you wouldn't hear anything new. Alright, Cor, tell us about your next song.
Cor: Certainly! But first, I need to tell you that I totally made that birdsong thing up. I was just curious if you'd believe it or not. The next song is a passage from one of the plays of my homeland. About an evil wizard menacing a country, and a princess gathering a group of soldiers to go and fight him.
Nell: Well now I'm upset you lied about bird song. Sweet, an epic journey. Let's listen in.
The next song would feature heavy use of woodwinds and pianos. Much more lowkey than the boistrousness of the anthem.
Nell: So, Cor, when you were little did you imagine being one of the soldiers, the wizard or the princess?
Cor: Uh. . . Oh, uh. Well. None of the above really. I've never really thought about it. All little kids want to be the dashing here right? The one that swoops in and saves the day and runs off with the princess?
Nell: I'd want to be the evil wizard, because that meant I could just do whatever I wanted. Break things, annihilate people- you know, all that stuff that kids want to do but their parents won't let them. Watch your kids, listeners. They're plotting. And whatcha got going on for your last pick?
Nell: Sure that always sounds like fun, but things never seem to end very well for the evil wizard, do they? The last selection is one my people played during celebrations or when simply having a good time!
The final tune was a fast-paced melody full of stringed instruments and drums. With a much faster beat than the previous two.
Nell: Alright, I could definitely get down and groove to that. Or at least flail around and pretend I looked amazing. Do you ever just put this on here and go wild?
Cor: Not so much, no. I don't really have a lot to do with where I'm from. Honestly, I've come to Rhy'din to get away from a lot of that. Not that it hasn't been fun to listen to those songs again.
Nell: And that's what it's all about, now isn't it? Well, hell, I am glad you are here, and I'm sure the rest of Rhy'Din is, too. Especially because you bring such sweet, sweet tunes. Cor, thanks so much for joining me today to share your music picks. I hope you enjoyed your time taking over the airwaves.
Cor: Oh, I surely did. It's been a pleasure, Nell! Thank you for having me on, and thank you for letting me share a little bit of where I'm from with your listeners!
Nell: Well, that's our show for today. For his participation today, Cor will be receiving two tickets to any upcoming concert and a KLIT-AM 900 prize pack, which may or may not include a signed picture of Seirichi's rack. Remember that anyone can come join me here at the station. If you're interested, send an email to nell@klit900.com with your music picks and if I'm not bored to tears I may invite you on. And remember to add the '900', because klit.com is somehow already taken. Keep it dirty, kids.